St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S677, 053.67.
This afternoon the Lucy Hayes w. c. t. q.
holds meeting at the Franklin Avenue NJ
E. church.
The employees of l.. W. Valentine g. Co.
yesterday presented General Manager c. P.
Chasley with a handsome gold-headed cane
Terrence Grimes was yesterday held to the
grand jury on the charge Of stealing team
from Moses Neven, a farmer living at Can
non City.
1t is probable that 'ladies' protective
association" similar in purpose to the
trades assembly, will soon be organized in
Minneapolis.
j. G. Downey, an elevator proprietor at
Clontart, has been attached by G. B. Kirk
bride & Co., Of this city, to recover SLAB. 49,
money loaned on wheat.
Company A has gone into camp on the
common at Spruce, Grant and Thirteenth
streets and Nicollet avenue. They will re-
main in camp until May 20.
Eugene E. Perry died yesterday. aged 81
years. Funeral from the residence of his
father, B. Perry, 1890 Sixteenth avenue SOUTH
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Jennie Carley, wife Of David NJ. Car
ley, died Tuesday evening, aged 22 years.
Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the residence, 920 Fifth avenue south
The Murphy club gave a pleasant enter
tainment last evening, in which Mrs. Warder
Miss Rice, MIR. Wingate, Rev. w. H. Haming-
ton, Miss Marble and Miss Smith took part.
Complaint is made that proper attention
has not been paid to removing the garbage
in the block bounded by Washington avenue
and Third street and Third and Fourth ave-
nues South.
b. P. Croll received telegram from Chi
cage yesterday stating that Ben Brunswick,
who shot himself in this city recently and
was sent to Chicago for treatment, is very
low and cannot recover.
DR.. Harvey's connection with the Second
Congregational church has been formally
severed by the Congregational council, and
on Monday he will be given a reception at the
residence of l.. ]. G.. Drennen, 1719 Park
avenue.
The Hotel Chequamegon at Ashlan d, the
popular summer resort of the Wisconsin
Central, has been opened for the season.
The hotel has been entirely remodeled during
the past winter and many new and attractive
features added to the former complete ar
rangementS.
The council committee on fire department
meets this morning ut $3.50, and will inspect
the different engine houses. The committee
on railroads and the aldermen froEi the Sew
enth and Eighth wards also hold joint meet
ing, and the aldermen of the Fourth ward
meet to inspect the streets in that ward.
The Cooperstown Independent says that
the unknown woman claiming to have come
from Tower City to Minneapolis in search of
her husband who had deserted her for an
other woman, was probably Mrs. Ed Bradley,
who left Cooperstown for Liverpool, Eng. ut
about the time of the publication of the Min
neapolis incident, in the GLOBE.
John Gillesby, d. H. Clapsaddle, C. j. Tay-
lor, Wyan Costegan, L. Friedheim and A. H.
Hewitt presented themselves yesterday after
noon as candidates for the position of assist
ant meat inspector, before the board APP
pointed by the council consisting of DIR.
Chapman, physicians; DR.. H. L. Green, micro
copist: DIR. Lyford, veterinary surgeon :Messrs.
Richardson and Davis, butchers, aud the COM
mittee on health and hospitals. The exam
ination was lengthy and careful, occupying
the afternoon and exteESiIs into the even
ing Atits conclpsioE oIScommittee marked
fit 70 and G. decided to present
all three,ss,,,. council to choose
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